book vs websites for learning OOP in C#.net

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i need to learn OOP in C#.net from basic to advanced..... for that

studying websites link like msdn or buying a book on OOP in c#.net.

which one would be better also suggest any good links / book name with Author name

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Posted 27-Sep-12 19:55pm

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Ambesha · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-27T20:09:00

Friend, MSDN is best suited to you also code project website is good for code examples. Black book or WROX publication is also a good move. you can also visit to my new blog for technical code examples: http://ambeshdevloper.blogspot.com/[^]
please let me know if you want specific
Thanks,
Ambesha

**JF2015** · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-27T20:13:00

My suggestion is to start reading through some articles here on CodeProject and then just begin coding. Learning by doing is still the most efficient way to get started - you should also read code of other developers and try to understand that. See these articles for some good introductions:
Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Concepts (OOP) and More[^]
Object-Oriented Programming in C# .NET - Part 1[^]
How I explained OOD to my wife[^]

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